Moscow minister pressed over police action at rally
Moscow police interference at Pushkin Square rally during the first day of the new Congress of People's Deputies drew questions to Minister of Internal Affairs Vadim Bakatin. Gorbachev, elected executive president, pledged a democratic course as 2,250 deputies voted to ban gatherings in Moscow during sessions. Sergei Stankevich proposed a Hyde Park style area for public meetings. Four days of debate were scheduled after the inaugural session.
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Syria Readies Move Against Christian Lebanon Forces
Beirut reports say Syria has reinforced its military presence in Lebanon and plans to move on Christian forces led by Gen Michel Aoun. The buildup follows 14 years of peacekeeping, with clashes resuming and over 400 killed since March. Israel cautioned over the activity as Arab nations press Syria to withdraw.
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Terrorists kill two Mormon missionaries in La Paz
A terrorist group claimed responsibility for shooting two Utah men, Jeffrey Ball and Todd Wilson, as they entered their La Paz apartment, issuing a warning to Yankee intruders and vowing extended war on U.S. targets. An earlier explosion targeted George Shultz’s convoy. no injuries reported.
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Moslem Protest Aims To Ban The Satanic Verses In London
A British Moslem Action Front leader said thousands will march on Parliament this Saturday from Hyde Park to demand a ban on Salman Rushdie's The Satanic Verses and a change to Britain blasphemy law. The protest, described as the biggest in a century, could include a group sent to Downing Street as well.
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Parents of Iowa sailor shaken by blast probe reports
The parents of Clayton Hartwig, sailor killed in the USS Iowa explosion, express distress over investigation claims that the April 19 blast may have been intentional. Navy investigators ruled out gunpowder and probe possible homicide or self-destruction while examining a close friendship between Hartwig and Kendall Truitt and a disputed relationship. Hartwig’s mother says she cannot grieve in peace as the case unfolds.
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Tornadoes Ravage Indiana with Power Losses and Injuries
United Press International reports a string of tornadoes across Indiana causing roofs to tear off and widespread power outages. A twister around Montezuma evacuated about 50 residents after a gas line was severed. The National Guard Armory was opened for displaced residents as flood watches spread through Ohio and Indiana.
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Illinois forecast and lotto numbers headline
Illinois outlook through Tuesday shows a warming trend with highs in the 70s to near 90, scattered thunderstorms possible, and regions ranging from the 50s to the 90s. The Illinois State Lottery reports the daily game number 3 5 7 and the Pick Four 5 2 2 0. Estimated Lotto grand prize for Saturday is $25 million.
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Noon Commodity Quotes From Merchants Trading Company
Live cattle hogs pork and crop futures quotes listed by month for June through May, including beef cattle concerts, soybeans, corn, wheat, meal and oils, cocoa sugar oats gold silver cotton and related T bonds, with no further commentary or context.
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